***Per New York Time - “On Wednesday, the ax fell. The layoffs began in Singapore, where at 4 a.m. local time emails went out to workers who were being laid off. Employees in Britain, the United States and elsewhere were notified early Wednesday morning in their respective time zones”
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/19/technology/meta-layoffs-ai.html
I work for a cloud database company in San Diego(you can probably figure who) and it honestly feels like our leadership is laying people off just because other companies(not even tech) are doing it. There’s no obvious operational reason for it, and we don’t even have an inflated headcount. This is a dumb trend that as one company does it other follows.
I am starting Mechanical Engineering and was wondering if I’ll have the opportunity to learn electronics and build projects involving them, such as RC cars or robotic arms controlled by electronics. If so, what classes should I look for that teach electronics concepts, even though I am not majoring in Electrical Engineering?